The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-09-29

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iidence and support.
The frat plank was received with applause.
especially the part, that advocates tho reduc::
tSn q the tariff and reform Il the e, ms am 3f
dent in this PLANK was received with applause.
as Ge a banks wa" snd54sns h and sss
AS soon as the platform had been read Quinn
Of Saratoga county moved some additional
stitutes to part q the platform. and under the
eS%mittse on Resolutions Without reading
ThsS Te5s OF the pSnss that the
With the platform Senator Murphy OF Now
York mo, cd the previous question. It was or
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mate candidates. and announce the State com
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ter Nominated Frederick Cook Of RoGhester for
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ester and part owner Of Q big brewery. some
hotels and an aSriculturai assoSiaton n
tsssiIss: EIloSsTd k%esa . q giics and aep.
amid ths cheers & the spestasiors for ssTatoSs
essa 70 IN n the S snGn
| Montgomery Counties Soiong over George
was elected to the state senate IN the Eighth
! district In 1885, and ran ahead OF his ticket.
and knows all about farming. which has en-
abled him to win the farmers vote in his past
John Courtney of Cortland county nominated
Lawrence ]. Fitzgerald of Cortland county for
State Treasurer. D. Cady Herrick seconded
ton. NJ Fitzserad is an frishman, "VS wagon
manutacturer. and lives In the same county
VI" Herbert r Bissell of Buffalo. a young man.
who Is a relative OF and resembles Wilson s.
the aSss "a ST n
General. CORPORATION, Counsel jerks OF
sd ths and
lyn's thirty. six delegates would be- given
to Tabor when 1t came to ballotting. Peter
liar Would ss h
II S9nzsnsIsP mai Would sons P1s
osxeSe.s who Is Chairman q tho x-e9mmittee
onded 1t in behalf oi the majority Of the County
Democracy, and Ghilds OF Seneca county told
s and how Ssh
ncy-General Most Of the speeches. wore long,
and the Convention was impatinet for ballot,
the speeches.
The roll call s ia Of With the Abqpy dele.
ham campaign last fall. Poucher iod Til. it
Tabor. and made the score stand: Tabor, Al:
Poucher. 3S. From that on Tabor led. Kings
gave him SO votes, and Tammany SO more The
majority of the County Democracy voted for
Poucher., but a third went for Tabor The
country delegates voted pretty evenly. and the
result was settled by the Kings and Tammany
vote. Tabor was nominated. BY that time
suit was announced G. N. Duleer moved to
Wns One Smd ey be Hos was
2 s9 r. 70 1852; "A, change Of brooklyn
or II. the whole. OF New York had gone for
Poueher he would have been nominated; Up
since the feeling against Cleveland has become
more manifest the strength of Tabor has
grown, and the Tammany caucus this morning
decided to support Tabor rs o unit, The at
tempt OF some OF the prominent Cleveland men
to have the County Democracy unto in favor
OF Poucher failed.
Tabor is the present Deputy Attorney-Gen-
oral He IL young man. but has gone up
rapidly In his profession. and has shown by his
conduct OF cases in, the Attorney Generals
ne as of the Office